Dr. Morgan Fisher is a licensed psychologist dedicated to helping individuals and families find healing, resilience, and balance during some of life's most challenging moments. 

 

Dr. Fisher's work bridges the gap between physical and emotional well-being. She specializes in health psychology, offering compassionate support to those navigating chronic pain, medical conditions, and Long COVID. Additionally, she works together with clients to navigate the psychological and mental health effects of managing acute and chronic health conditions. Recognizing that physical diagnoses can alter a person's quality of life and identity, she provides tailored health psychology services to help individuals find agency amid uncertainty. 

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Grounded deeply in trauma-informed care, Dr. Fisher's specialties also extend to treating the long-term impacts of adverse childhood experiences, interpersonal trauma, and relationship concerns. She utilizes an evidence-based, compassionate framework designed to promote healing, coping, and cultivating lasting resilience. 

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Dr. Fisher holds a Master's degree in Community and Trauma Counseling from Thomas Jefferson University and Psy.D. in Counseling Psychology from Holy Family University. Her clinical foundation includes training at the University of Pennsylvania, a doctoral internship at Georgia Regional Hospital, and a specialized postdoctoral residency in health psychology at Emory University. Whether you are adjusting to a new medical reality or working through past trauma, Dr. Fisher is available to partner with you on your journey of healing. 

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To schedule, call our office or email dr.morgan.fisher@bia1.com.